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Leopold Chen
Reporter, Hong Kong
Leopold holds a Bachelor's degree in Journalism and Communication from the Chinese University of Hong Kong. He used to work part-time with the metro news team of The Standard.
Leopold holds a Bachelor's degree in Journalism and Communication from the Chinese University of Hong Kong. He used to work part-time with the metro news team of The Standard.
Areas of Expertise:
Hong Kong general newsLanguages Spoken:
Cantonese, English, Mandarin
City’s largest political party submits proposals to deputy financial secretary, says measures ‘should align with each resident’s needs‘.
Complications over rebuilding efforts surface as new sites for redevelopment are proposed.
Earlier discovery of fake documents at two estates after Tai Po inferno prompted authorities to order removal of mesh at 200 sites last week.
DAB’s Edmund Wong and FTU’s Kwok Wai-keung among those who failed to secure another term in Sunday’s poll.
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Head of industry association says flammable materials and cigarette butts still found at sites after deadly Tai Po blaze.
Concert organiser Live Nation says it will donate part of revenue from ticket sales to support relief measures for victims of Tai Po blaze.
Tai Po Baptist Public School pupils studying in temporary classrooms at Education University, with support from teachers, psychologists.
Hong Kong ‘must be able to cultivate solidarity and strength to move forward from grief’, liaison office deputy director says.
Workers begin taking down green mesh, a day after government orders their removal following allegations of false safety certificates issued at sites.
Labour chief Chris Sun says government will work with the Philippine consulate to make sure money distributed to right people.
Tai Po Baptist Public School to hold lessons at Tai Po Government Primary School and NTWJWA Christian Remembrance of Grace Primary School.
Transport Department closed Gage Street lane to traffic at 8.44am on Tuesday following incident, before reopening it at 11.54am.
Some residents opt to stay with friends and family to stay close to former neighbourhood following last week’s fire at Wang Fuk Court.
Consulate makes announcement as government says 1,760 affected households have received HK$10,000 emergency cash handouts.
Systemic failings around supervision of building maintenance, lack of coordination between government departments need to be addressed.
Firefighters search late into the night, combing flats across seven blocks of Wang Fuk Court and finding more bodies.
‘We want everyone to enjoy a happy and festive mood. The purpose of these government offers is to encourage people to vote,’ Eric Chan says.
Britain may also consider extending pathway to Hongkongers born after city’s return to Chinese sovereignty, who may not hold BN(O) passports.
Value of goods exported from Hong Kong in October stood at HK$461.8 billion.
Government will still cover 90 per cent of cost of radiological examinations after fee reform next year, according to Hospital Authority.
Man was installing electric equipment in basement when colleagues found that he had collapsed.
Professor Nancy Ip says university will use its strength in research, especially in AI, to train future doctors to treat patients.
Visitors complain of confusing queuing system that left them waiting needlessly for hours, triggering apology from museum.
GX Foundation relocates to No 4 Hospital Road in Mid-Levels, a site created in response to Hong Kong’s 1894 plague outbreak.
Improvements in English proficiency across Primary Three, Six and Form Three, but mixed results for Chinese and mathematics competency.
Damaged skeleton of infant mammal that wandered into Victoria Harbour in 1955 meticulously recreated and displayed at original resting spot in Cape D’Aguilar.
Hong Kong government also condemns US-China Economic and Security Review Commission’s report.
Experts weigh in after government’s announcement that HKUST, with strong strategic and financial position, will operate city’s third medical school.
Chief Executive John Lee expects sustained growth, driven by vibrant financial market activity, interest rate cuts and rising visitor numbers.
Special polling station at airport terminal will offer more convenience to voters flying back to city, government’s Beijing office says.
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